The issue brief aims to reinvigorate conversations around food systems by drawing attention to the role of food narratives, i.e., the cultural and political stories that dictate how we think about food, nutrition, and sustainability. It seeks to engage a wider audience in rethinking the relationships among food, ecology, and justice.
It introduces the idea of broken ecologies in describing the widening disconnect between communities and the ecosystems that sustain them. This brief argues that contemporary food system breakdowns are not about scarcity or technology, but about deeper structural fractures within our food systems.
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